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Working on a graphical dataflow language for educational robotics.
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I like the idea of ephemeral, immutable servers in light containers but what I really want is to put the entire state in a Git repo ...
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Linuxconf 2016 was held in Geelong ...
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I was talking to $PERSON from $BIG_COMPANY the other day, and they happened to mention that around 80% of their CPU time was spent on serializing and deserializing data ...
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OSDC 2015 "Talking with Leviathan: Interfacing Open Source to SAP"
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Distributed Disruption of Surveillance ...
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Apple uses a signing mechanism for in app purchases, but its behaviour is a bit weird.
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Accidentally putting a foreign key between an InnoDB table and a MyISAM table results in an error "Cannot add or update a child row: a foreign key constraint fails"
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My presentations at OSDC 2014 on the Gold Coast!
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A vulnerability in 'bash', popularly called 'ShellShock' has been all over the news this week.
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From the "Ideas I'm Never Going To Implement Myself" bucket: NoMail is an email service which doesn't store anything.
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I presented a session on 'Programming for non-Programmers' talk at General Assembly Founder's Bootcamp ... here's some notes which I jotted down afterwards ...
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Perhaps instead of looking at cookies as a proxy for passwords, we should be looking at passwords as a transport mechanism for secrets!
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Tranquil is a protocol framework which is designed to be very simple and very extensible.
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I was setting up Django using Gunicorn behind an Nginx proxy the other day, and hit this problem which took a while to find an answer for ... all Django would do was return `400 Bad Request`
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Django REST Framework: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
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A (somewhat sketchy) connector between HTTP and postgres stored procedures ...
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A short rant about a common beginner's mistake in dynamic languages
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A couple of people have mentioned that while they like the idea of offloading their site to a CDN, they're not ready to have their site look like some relic from 1999 ...
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Using CSS to make nice looking buttons for Native Apps (using PhantomJS)
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The current storm in a teacup seems to be about static vs. dynamic website design.
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I presented at the MelbDjango user group on 11 July 2013, here's the slides and some quick scribblings re: the content of my talk, and the feedback from the Djangonauts present.
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This site is now created using Pelican and hosted on Amazon S3.
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I want to discuss some weirder things on this blog, but I think it'd be a good idea to start off with an overview of how to build a very simple HTML5- or Native App friendly architecture.
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Mostly, getting stuff done fast in the web world requires doing things in parallel.
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I've written a bunch of HTML5 / javascript stuff in recent years which uses closures as a way of never actually having to traverse the DOM.
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HTML5 Canvas reminds me of the good old days of the `APPLE ][` ... this article looks at how to do some interesting things with Canvas and numeric.js Splines.
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I've used this authentication method on a couple of different client projects so far, so I thought it might be useful to write up a quick explanation of how it works.
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Getting data onto curmudgeonly devices
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Image a WWW using Cryptographic Hash URIs instead of URLs.
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a very old article indeed!
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(rather out of date)
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GCC 4.6 is slightly fussier about the order of its options than predecessors ...
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The great EBS Outage of 2011
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the only useful blog post comments I ever got before I turned them off forever
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It seems, at first, that C# doesn't have first-class classes.
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a quick note for anyone trying to do FreeTDS through a tunnel or a firewall pinhole
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Repeated substitutions are Turing Complete